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states, canada and all around the world. i'm kimbrough hoover ahead on cnn newsroom and air national guardsman is expected in court today. arrested in the pentagon documents leak case running some to ask or too many people able to see intelligence information. question of access to an abortion pill in the u. s. is headed to the supreme court and the search for life beyond our planet why scientists are turning towards jupiter in the hunt. zain from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom with kim bruun hoover. and we begin with the damaging leaks of highly classified pentagon documents that have the u. s and its allies rattled 21 year old massachusetts air national guardsman jack teixeira is expected to make his first appearance in court in the hours ahead. the fbi arrested two sheriff thursday in connection with that case, the air force says he was a cyber transport systems journeymen among those responsible for the military's global communications network. u

s officials believe to share him was the leader of an online chat group known as thugs. shaker central posted documents about the war in ukraine and us spying operations. us. defense secretary lloyd austin has ordered a review of who has access to intelligence and the pentagon spokesperson called the leaks deliberate criminal act. cnn's oren lieberman has more. 21 year old member of the massachusetts air national guard is in custody arrested in connection to the massive leak of classified documents online, the fbi swooping in on titan, massachusetts, a tactical team moving in to arrest jack to shera after surveilling him for a couple of days. a u. s official said the plan was to arrest to share when he left the house away from the stash of weapons. they worried he might have. today. the justice department arrested jack douglas to shera in connection with an investigation into alleged unauthorized removal, retention and transmission of classified

national defense information. the arrest comes after a fast moving search by the us government only one week after president joe biden and other senior u. s. leaders were briefed about the leak that exposed the trove of top secret documents. the documents were accessible to thousands of people, military and civilian. but the digital trail of information led investigators to a small group for closer scrutiny. allowing the fbi to home in on a suspect the pentagon having to explain how such young members of the military have access to such national secrets, you received training and you will receive an understanding of the rules and requirements that come along with those responsibilities and you're expected to abide by those rules, regulations and responsibility. it's called military discipline, according to the washington post, the man behind the leaks posted the national security secrets. for a group of his online acquaintances to see which cnn could not independently verify the documents were leaked on discord, chat and messaging platform often used by gamers. the post spoke with a friend of the man who claimed the leaks

began last year long before they were first made public was first made aware of these documents. i want to say about 6 to 8 months ago, i was in a discord server by the name of dog sticker central and in this channel, there was classified documents being posted by a user who i refer to as o g. from this point. the documents were often listed as ukraine versus russia . at first, however, it's slowly spiraled into just intelligence about everything. the pentagon has begun a damage assessment and has already begun to limit who receives highly classified intelligence briefs after the information exposed us spying on allies like south korea and israel critical information about ukrainian military capabilities and top secret intel about chinese weapons. development if it indeed it is true that it's a military base, then there's certainly going to be a lot of military officials who have to be called for account administration has downplayed the consequences of the leaks. but the question of how to stop someone with top secret access determined to spread secrets remains unanswered. concern here is people and people if they are

bent on on exposing classified information. figure out a way to beat the administrative procedures, according to the sheriff's service record. he joined the air national guard 3.5 years ago in september, 2019 his job cyber transport systems would require him to have seven half weeks of basic military training and then 136 days of technical training. it is that job that led him to be in a position where he could have access to some of these classified documents that were leaked, and that certainly is one element of the pentagon investigation and look into all of this and the consequences of it. it will be under severe scrutiny. oren liebermann, cnn at the pentagon. in the last hour. i spoke with retired fbi supervisory special agent stephen moore and i asked him how someone knows such a junior rank, get his hands on sensitive documents. here he is. you're gonna have information coming in and out that he will have access to access to, but he doesn't really need to. that's one part of it. the other part of it,

though, is that there is top secret. and then there's top secret. um the owners of the classified information and say, hypothetically, the cia had a source somewhere. they are not going to put this into the standard military distribution system. they're just not because something like this might happen , so i think the potential damage from this from these leaks is not as catastrophic as it could have been. yeah it's still very embarrassing for the u. s and you, you, you know, highlight an obvious vulnerability. i mean, there were. there were changes made after the edward snowden and chelsea manning cases millions of dollars that were spent. to harden the systems. but it seems as though not all the right lessons were learned. no i'm i'm kind of concerned that he had the access he did, and it seems that he had some really

unsupervised access to this information. i mean, you can't even bring a cellphone into the type of facility in which he was working. so obviously he was breaking that rule pretty pretty frequently because he was taking pictures, so i think what we have here is just lacks command structure that allowed somebody who could go off to go off. so that's you know his access. but then there's the fact that it took so long for this breach to be discovered. what does that tell you? well the issue here is that until you see the breach out in public, you don't know it's gone necessarily, and to have access to top secret information you have to, uh, sign saying you you view the document. you have all these different issues. different hoops you need to jump through

just to view the document, which is why he was found so quickly, but you don't know if the person is taking that information and using it against you until you see it in the press, or, um, you you have bad consequences internationally. the us president quoted an irish proverb on thursday while visiting his ancestral homeland , saying quote your feet will bring you where your heart is. in the hours ahead. joe biden will travel to county mayo in western island to meet relatives from one side of the family tree . on thursday, he helped plant a tree with literal and metaphorical roots. president biden later arrived at the irish parliament, too loud applause and a standing ovation. his speech was filled with praise for the country's close ties serious because of the story of my family's journey. those who left and those who stayed is

emblematic of the stories of so many irish and american families, not just irish american families. these stories are the very heart of what binds ireland america together. cnn's kevin liptak joins us now from dublin. so kevin take us through the highlights and what stood out to you. yeah certainly the president's speech yesterday really trying to talk up this idea of democracy. you hear him? talk about that when he's on these foreign trips fairly frequently in ireland does represent the kind of you know, modern progressive democracy that he believes can act as a bulwark against this tide of populism that you've seen over the last decade or so. so the president really trying to emphasize the importance of standing up to russia, that is something that he talked about ireland has taken in more than 75,000 refugees. he's from ukraine. and so the president wanted to thank them and recognize them for that, you know, but really this trip is not one that has a major policy

objective. and i don't think anyone at the white house is really pretending anything else . this is really a personal trip for president biden, of course, and you did hear him. in here in that speech to parliament yesterday as soon as he walked in, he said, in the irish language that he felt like he was at home, and he really did appear very comfortable speaking to those lawmakers really sort of engaging in areas that you don't hear him engaging much when he's back home in the most interesting one to me was when he referenced his age. he said that he was at the end of his political career, and that his age lent him some wisdom and perspective on foreign issues and issues that are in shortened to ireland and the united states and so later today. the president will continue this ancestry tour in the west of ireland. he's going to county mayo. they're expecting quite a large crowd to greet him there in the town of ballerina and the cathedral that he will be speaking in front of actually has an interesting family connection. his great great great grandfather sold the

bricks to build that cathedral used the proceeds in part to fund his passage to the united states. kim want to go back to what you said about by not really having a major policy. objective he did urge ireland in the work more closely to restore northern ireland's power sharing agreement. as you all know, the clinton administration was so influential in brokering that the good friday agreement, so how much influence does biden really have now on this issue? yeah i mean, it appears somewhat limited because, of course, i think president biden and the british prime minister rishi soon i would have liked to see that power sharing agreement restored before the president got to belfast. of course it didn't. he did encourage the two sides to come together in his speech there on tuesday. he really tried to avoid getting drawn in directly to the disputes that these two sides have. remember. it's over this right those brexit trade rules for northern ireland, but it was

interesting as soon as he crossed over the border into the republic of ireland, and when he spoke yesterday at the parliament, he said he thought that the united kingdom actually needed to do more to help. um bring this power sharing agreement back into fruition so that those institutions that are part of the good friday agreement can be fully fulfilled . and so it remains to be seen. you've heard some pushback from the unionist leaders in northern ireland. they aren't necessarily convinced that the president is a neutral arbiter and all of this, so i don't think that the president has had a huge amount of influence on that particular issue. as part of this trip, kim alright kevin liptak in dublin. thanks so much appreciate it. florida now has some of the harshest restrictions on abortion access in the united states. late thursday, florida governor ron desantis signed into law and measure that bans most abortions at six weeks after the state house approved a final version of the bill. it also bans the use of telemedicine for abortion prescriptions and requires medication be dispensed by physicians, not by mail. now

this as the national battle over access to abortion medication is headed to the u. s. supreme court. the justice department is asking the high court to intervene in a case involving if kristen drug used for medication abortions. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider has the story. the clock is ticking as access to the abortion pill mifepristone could soon be restricted the courts unprecedented decision, attorney general merrick garland, saying the justice department will ask the supreme court to step in to stop a ruling from the fifth circuit from taking effect, pledging to defend the fda, scientific judgment and protect americans access to safe and effective reproductive care. we believe again the laws on our side we're going to prevail, we're going to continue to fight. that is the commitment that we're going to make the fifth circuit's ruling guarantees. preston will stay on the market. it will also significantly restrict its use unless the supreme court steps in doctors will now be instructed to only prescribed if a preston up to seven weeks of

pregnancy instead of the 10 weeks now, however, doctors typically do have discretion to ignore those instructions, and it will get harder to access the pill. women will have to see a doctor in person and pick it up. instead of talking to a doctor online and receiving it by mail. they left, according to a newly published study, nearly one in 10 abortions obtained last year after the supreme court reversed roe v. wade used kristen subscribed during a telehealth visit with a doctor. the safety profile on this drug, uh, is good, if not better than when it was originally reviewed because now it's been out in the marketplace. it's been used on some five million patients. and so it has been extraordinarily well studied. the mainstream medical community has been in an uproar since texas federal judge matthew ca's merrick ruled last friday night to halt fda approval of mifepristone, effectively taking it off the market. i follow the law as it is written, not as i would have

written it, the trump appointees ruling has been significantly watered down by the fifth circuit, leaving fda approval in place and it may be completely put on hold. if the supreme court decides to pause the entire ruling while the appeals process plays out, but in the meantime, some democratic members of congress are already talking about measures they might have to take to protect access to abortion if it doesn't get overturned by a court that i think it's going to be on congress to act, and i think we're going to have to do that. now, the justice department still needs to file its motion to the supreme court and the supreme court would need to step in before midnight on friday. in the meantime, washington federal judge is doubling down on his ruling from last week. week. saying that under his order, the fda must not change any of the rules surrounding mifepristone in 17 states, plus dc, which, of course, will likely lead to even more confusion in how this will all play out in the coming days. jessica schneider, cnn washington still had a historic amount of rain leads to a flood

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one neighborhood just to the north of fort lauderdale hollywood international airport . rescue teams here spent the day going from home to home, rescuing people that were trapped inside of their house, according to ford lauderdale fire rescue. a number of drivers were also rescued from their cars. now from their homes. residents were taken to a nearby shopping center, where the red cross offered them. clothes food and shelter. here now is one man we caught up with who told us just how high the water got in his home. we put towels and stuff in front of the doors because we didn't have time for sandbags. we didn't know it was gonna rain. this batch. we did the towels. and then we just got overwhelmed. it just kept coming in and coming. anyone over the thresholds. next thing you know, we're in 23 ft of water. i had to run over and shut off all the power. so that way we didn't get electrocuted all sorts of things going through my mind. i tried calling it's really nobody could come out and help us because it just kept raining and raining in the water just kept coming up and up and up. lauderdale

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we got in 24 hours. a lot of that fell within a matter of 6 to 7 hours. you have to keep in mind. these cities aren't built to take on that much rain they're built to take on 34 inches during a 24 hour. period so it gets built up in that flash flooding becomes a big concern. like i said, we would have broken a 24 hour state record for rainfall if that is confirmed 23 inches just over back in november of 1980 key west is the original record. the area of low pressure finally starting to make its way up into the tennessee river valley modes of the rain moving offshore. that is good news, but again through the afternoon is that sea breeze kicks in. we'll bring in the chance for a few scattered showers and thunderstorms, and through friday we can expect an additional one, possibly two inches of rain. regardless, we don't need anymore. and from one extreme to the next, we hop on over to the ridge from the north east back through the plains

records broken every which direction yesterday on thursday newark, new jersey 92 degrees the previous record. 86 back in 1977. we have the possibility of breaking records once again across the great lakes in the northeast today, 30 plus possible records, each one of those black dots indicating that places like albany, new york, back on up into boston. typical highs this time of year mid to upper fifties, shattering them once more pushing 86 degrees in albany, new york, 75 in boston will eventually get a cool down to slide on through once we get into the weekend will fall back closer to where we should be kim that heralds a hot summer. we'll see. i guess separately rich, thanks so much appreciate it. right now in western australia is still getting battered by historically powerful cyclone broke wind speed records when it smashed into the coast, making landfall late thursday night with the strength of a category four atlantic hurricane. the storm has weakened as it moves

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pension reform law asked to make some changes to it or scrap it altogether. joining us live from paris is cnn senior producer sascha van dorn. so first task take us through what we saw on the streets there. yes kim. well, yesterday was the 12th day of pension reform protests and we did see a lower turnout than in previous weeks. 380,000 people took to the streets and it was relatively peaceful, but we did see some violence throughout the day. in the morning, protesters stormed the headquarters of lvmh. and then there was some tensions between them and riot police throughout the day, and they did head to the constitutional council, where they set off red flares. kim yeah, and then of course they all eyes now are on the constitutional council and its ruling today is it expected to appease the protesters, or perhaps pour more fuel on the fire here? well, that's a great

question, kim and you know, i think we've got live pictures of the constitutional council right now, and this is an extraordinary scene. you are seeing barricades being erected by police around the constitutional council and this is unprecedented. we've never seen this before. and it goes to show just how charged this ruling is and obviously they are expecting more protests. today there is a ban around the constitutional council. they're not meant to get anywhere. here it hence the barricades, but we do expect protestors to show up probably in other parts of paris and indeed across the nation. but we won't know the ruling until later on this evening. now, president macron has already asked to meet with trade union heads after that ruling, but it's hard to see what kind of common ground they may be able to find. kim interesting we'll be following that story throughout the day. saskia van dorn in paris. thanks so much.

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lula da silva is in beijing and expected to meet in the coming hours with trade union leaders and chinese president xi jinping . earlier lula laid a wreath at the monument of the people's heroes at tiananmen square is visit to china is seen as an indicator of brazil's returned the world diplomatic stage but despite previously vowing to discuss peace making strategies with russia's ally there's no mention of the war in ukraine on lula's official schedule and said he and she are expected to focus on issues of trade and investment. corn is following the story from hong kong so and take us through the major issues they will be discussing here. it is all about trade, you know, last week it was the french president last month. it was spain's prime minister. now it is the brazilian president who is going to be having an audience with xi jinping in just over half an hour. china is open for business after three years of self isolation as a result of

covid, but this highlights china's economic importance as the world's second largest economy, and also this potential shift. in the global order, something that she jinping is pushing hard for this and to the dominance of the us dollar for international trade. president lula is behind china on on this and during yesterday's visit to the new development bank in shanghai, known as the brics bank, lula called on developing countries to work towards replacing the greenback. let's take a listen. every night. i asked myself why should every country have to be tied by the dollar for trade? why can't we trade in our own currency? earlier this year, kim the two countries announced a deal to trade in their own currencies. that's ditching the dollar as an intermedia intermediary and you know, just this month, brazil's central bank announced that the yuan had overtaken the euro as the country's second largest international reserve currency.

now lula will meet with xi jinping at the great hall of the people in just over half an hour at four pm local time that will be followed by a banquet. for lula, who took office back in january. this is actually his third state visit to china. during his first presidency in the early two thousand's lulu was particularly close to the former chinese president hu jin tao, and during that partnership , china overtook the us as brazil's top trading partner, and it still remains its largest importing brazilian soybeans, iron ore and oil. we understand that more than 20 business deals are expected to be signed on this three day trip. and the issue of ukraine. as you mentioned in the introduction, it has been removed from the official agenda. we know that lula has been calling for a peace club of non aligned countries to mediate between russia and ukraine. there is

obviously hope that lula and she may discuss this to some extent later this afternoon, and i mean from a us perspective, lula so far as president, i mean, attacking the u. s dollar as you mentioned he's allowed iranian warships to dock in rio. he hasn't condemned the russian invasion of ukraine as you mentioned and now potentially growing even closer to china. will this antagonize the u. s. yeah, look very interesting point came. certainly, lula is trying to walk the tight rope. he he wants to remain friends with the united states he was in the u. s visiting with with joe biden earlier this year. obviously he's now with she the emphasis being on trade. but you know lula da silva. he does his own thing. he is a veteran leftist. leader and as far as he's concerned, he sees this as a return for brazil to the world

stage. brazil is back. that is something that we heard from him when he was in shanghai yesterday, so he will try to navigate the international ah certainly, uh, this this this this you know sphere, hoping that that he can remain friends, i guess came with everybody. we'll see. thanks so much. anna coren appreciate that. all right , still to come searching for life in our solar system, the spacecraft mission to jupiter set to launch today have more details on that coming up, please statements. heart attack . do they have life insurance? no we have life insurance. john i'm trying to find sometething e can afford. fortunately in only a few minutes, select quote, found john of $500,000 policy for only $29 a month and his

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european space agency is about to send a spacecraft to explore jupiter and three of its moons, jupiter icy moons explorer mission, nicknamed juice was expected to lift off on thursday , but the lightning risk postponed the launch, which has now been rescheduled for today. so joining me now is olivia vytas, who is the mission's project scientists. thanks so much for being here with us. it must be incredibly exciting. as you look forward to this launch. i mean, your agency said, this is one of the most exciting missions that you've ever flown . so why is that? what makes this so exciting? no i agree with this statement. it's a fantastic mission. we are going to jupiter and to explore the three icy moons, which are europa, ganymede, and the particular focus on ganymede and callisto. our prime mission is getting mad, and it's very exciting because we are going to check for habitable places. inside the icy moons around the

giant planet like jupiter, and we're going to explore the liquid water ocean in particular on the news getting mad, so it's very exciting. before i ask you more about that. i just want to ask about about the process. i mean, it's been touted by by your organization is by far the most complex that you've done. so take us through. what makes it so challenging. i mean, just just getting there will be tough. it's a it's a long and very unusual journey. so talk to us about that. they are very challenges associated with this mission. the first one is indeed the lifetime of the mission. we need to go there and it takes ages and then we have four years of missions, whether it's a very long long project, but it's not the most difficult aspect of the project, one of the most challenging ah, that challenges that we have to face with. this mission is the harsh radiation environment at jupiter, which is very difficult for electronic spacecraft instruments, so we had to build a spacecraft which can resist to the very harsh magician environment. that's one

thing in common, including large sort of panels. we are far from the sun, so we need to pull out. the spacecraft is 85 square meters flat panels that we need also to protect against the radiation environment. the other challenges that we want to make precise measurement of electric and magnetic field around jupiter and the icy moons. it's very important for our science objective to study the liquid water and particular and for that we need to have a very clean spacecraft. from the electromagnetic point of view. we don't want to measure the disturbances from the spacecraft . we want to measure the electric field and magnetic field from the environment around the icy moons. and for that we need to build a very clean spacecraft, and we managed that one of the most also challenges of the mission and to try and find these, uh, the liquid water oceans under the surface. i mean, it's way down there. so what? what implications could this have? is this about finding evidence of past life for sustaining life in the future? one of the of the

big ideas of exploration of solar system and of the universities. are we alone? is there life somewhere else, and the first step is to find places that we call habitable so that have all the ingredients necessary for life. and one of the many gradient is the liquid water, so we need to find places in the solar system where we have liquid water. and it looks like the icy moons of jupiter but also around other giant planet may be the best place to find liquid water. this is why we go there. so that will be the first step to characterize those liquid whatever, where they're all the all the oceans, how deep they are underneath the surface . how much water do we have? what is the composition that will be the first step to understand? and this environment and then if we are, if we find that his environment are interesting for life, then the next mission will be to maybe to a to search for life. it's so fascinating as you mentioned it'll take about eight years,

you know to get there, but you don't get to just put up your feet on the desk and w it to get there. when we arrived there in 2031 will have four or five years of mission ahead of us with a very complicated trajectory. we have two orbiting session one around jupiter and one around the goodman moon that you the first time that will orbit the moon of another planet. we have a certified flybys of the icy moons during that mission, so callisto, europa and ganymede, so in terms of navigation, it will be quite complex and there will be always a lot of opportunities. to do science. sometimes that jupiter or sometimes, like the moon, sometimes in the system, are you the dust? so we need to carefully plan all those observations and to plan for fires of observation. we need four or five years at least of work with the scientists to make sure that we have the best operation sequence because we have to take care of the

priority of the mission available on board. we don't have a lot of power on the power of a microwave oven. to power, the instrument and the spacecraft. we are far from the earth, so we have a limited amount of data that we can get back on earth, so we need to take that all into account to do the best science planning and it will take four or five years. well listen to we'll have to leave it there, but we wish you the best as you look forward to that launch later today. certainly the world will be watching or levy v task from the juice. jupiter mission at the european space agency. thank you so much. thank you very much. alright before we go. we want to introduce you to a new program that could make you see immigration issues in a whole new light coming up on the premiere episode of the whole story with anderson cooper cnn's nick paton walsh travels with a group of migrants as they make the arduous trek on foot through the darien gap from colombia to panama. have a look. and

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